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Lebanese University Engineering Exam 2007-2008

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Lebanese University Engineering Exam 2007-2008

The document is an entrance exam for the Faculty of Engineering at Lebanese University for the academic year 2007-2008, focusing on mathematics. It includes problems related to probability, geometry, hyperbolas, and functions, with detailed calculations and proofs required for each question. Solutions are provided for the exercises, demonstrating the necessary mathematical principles and techniques.

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LEBANESE UNIVERSITY

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Entrance Exam 2007-2008 Duration: 3 hours


MATHEMATICS

I-We are given an urn containing 5 red balls and 3 black balls and a weighted coin so that the probabilities
of tails and heads are proportional to 2 and 3 .
A player tosses the coin.
If the coin turns up tails, the player draws at random 2 balls from the urn .
If the coin turns up heads, the player draws at random 3 balls from the urn .
The player wins the game if all balls drawn from the urn are red .
Consider the events:
H : " the coin turns up a head " ; T : " the coin turns up a tail " and W : " the player wins the game " .
1- Prove that the probability p(H ) of the event H is equal to 0. 6 and calculate p(T ) .
2- Calculate p(W / H ) , p(W / T ) and p(W ) .
3- Calculate the probability of each of the following events :
A : " the coin turns up heads knowing that the player wins the game ".
B : " the coin turns up tails knowing that the player loses the game ".
4- Suppose in this part that the player repeat the game n times by replacing the drawn balls in the urn
after each drawing .
a) Calculate , in terms of n , the probability p that he wins the game at least once .
b) Determine the least value of the natural number n so that p  0.94 .

II- In the adjacent figure ABCD and ALPE are two direct squares.
 
Consider the rotation R  r ( A ; ) , the similitude S  s( D ; 2 ;  ) and their composition f  R  S .
2 4
1- Let O be the center of the square ABCD .
a) Determine f (C ) and f (O ) . Deduce the point A '  f ( A ) .
b) Prove that f is a similitude of center B whose ratio and angle P
are to be determined . E
c) Let L '  f (L ) . Prove that A ' L '  AP and plot L ' .
L
2- Let g  f  f  f         f .
  
n times A D
Determine the natural number n  2 so that g is a dilation ( homothetie ).
Determine the ratio of this dilation according to the values of n .
In what follows , refer the plane to the direct orthonormal system
( A ; u , v ) such that D( 5 ; 0 ) and suppose that L( 3 ; 2 ) .
B C

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3- a) Determine the affixes z1 and z 2 of B and E respectively .


z1  z 2
b) Calculate the affix z 3 of the mid point H of [DL ] and prove that is pure imaginary.
z3
c) Deduce that the median relative to [DL ] in triangle ADL is a height in triangle ABE .
4- a) Determine the complex relation of the similitude f .
b) Determine the affix of L ' and verify that A ' L '  AP .

III- A- Let (H ) be the hyperbola of equation x 2  y 2  4 .


1- a) Determine the vertices and the asymptotes of (H ) . Construct (H ) .
b) Determine the foci F ' and F ( x F  0 ) and the corresponding directrices (d ' ) and (d ) of (H ) .
2- Let P( x0 ; y 0 ) be any point of (H ) and (T ) the tangent line at P to (H ) .
(T ) cuts the asymptotes of (H ) at R and S . Prove that P is the mid point of [RS ] .

B- Let (S ) be the set of points of the plane deprived from the origin O .
Designate by f the mapping that associates to any point M ( ;  ) of (S ) the straight line ( )
of equation  x   y  4 .
1- Let ( ) and ( ' ) be the straight lines associated to two distinct points M and M ' of (S ) .
Prove that if ( ) passes through M ' then ( ' ) passes through M .
2- a) Prove that the straight line associated to the focus F is the directrix (d ) of (H ) .
b) Prove that if M belongs to (d ) , then ( ) passes through F and is perpendicular to (MF ) .
c) Prove that if M belongs to (H ) , then ( ) is the tangent to (H ) at M .
3- Let M be a given point on the directrix (d ) of (H ) .
a) Construct , on the drawn figure , the straight line ( ) associated to M .
b) Describe a geometric construction of the tangents to (H ) drawn through M .

2n x 1
IV- A- Let f be the function defined on ] 0 ;  [ by f ( x)   2 1 .
x2 x
1- a) Calculate the limits of f at the bounds of its domain of definition .
4(1  n x)
b) Prove that f ' ( x)  .
x3
2- a) Set up the table of variation of f .
b) Calculate f (1) and determine the sign of f (x) .
  For all t  [ e ;   [ , f (t )  1 (1)
c) Calculate f ( e ) . Deduce that : 
  For all t ] 0 ; e ] , f (t )  1 (2)

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e2
x
B- Let g and h be the functions defined on ] 0 ;  [ by g ( x)   f (t ) dt and h( x) 
e
 g ( x) .
e

1- a) Using the inequalities (1) and ( 2 ) proved in A-2-c) , prove that :


For all x in the interval ] 0 ;   [ , g ( x)  x  e .
2
b) Deduce that for all x in the interval ]0 ;  [ , h( x)  x  .
e
x
n t
2- a) Using integration by parts , calculate  2 dt where x  0 .
e
t
x
1 2n x
b) Deduce  f (t ) dt and prove that h( x)  x 
x

x
.
e

3- Let (C ) be the representative curve of h in an orthonormal system ( O ; i , j ) . ( Unit : 2 cm ) .


a) Determine an equation of the tangent (d ) to (C ) at the point of abscissa e .
b) Using the preceding parts , determine the relative position of (d ) and (C ) .
4- a) Calculate lim [h( x)  x] . Deduce that (C ) has an oblique asymptote (D) at   .
x 

b) Determine the point of intersection of (C ) and (D) .


5- a) Set up the table of variation of h .
b) Construct (D) , (d ) and (C ) .
c) Calculate the area of the domain bounded by (C ) , (D) and the lines of equation x  1 and x  e .
6- a) Prove that the restriction of h to the interval [1 ;  [ admits an inverse function h 1 .
b) The curve (C ' ) of h 1 admits a tangent (d ' ) parallel to (d ) . Determine their point of contact and
draw (d ' ) and (C ' ) in the same system as (C ) .

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Solution of Mathematics

Exercice 1

Elements of answers Notes


p(F ) and p(P ) are such that p( F )  3k , p( P )  2k and p( F )  p( P )  1 .
1 1 3 2
where k  , p( F )  and p( P )  .
5 5 5
If F is realized, the player draws at random 3 balls from the urn that contains 8 balls of
which 5 are red.
C3 5
Therefore, p( G / F )  53  .
C8 28
2
C52 5
p( G / P )  2
 .
C8 14
3 5 2 5 1
p(G )  p( F )  p(G / F )  p( P)  p(G / P)     
5 28 5 14 4
p(G  F ) p( F )  p(G / F ) 3
p( A )  p( F / G )    .
p(G ) p(G ) 7
2 1
3 
p(G  P ) p( P)  p(G  P) 5 7 12
p( B )  p( P / G )     .
p(G ) p(G ) 1 35
1
4
n
3
4a p  1   .
4
n
3
4b p  0, 94 ;    0, 06 ; n  9 ,77 .
4
The smallest value of n such that p  0, 94 is n  10 .

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Exercice 2
Elements of answers Notes
L'
P

E
f (C )  R  S (C )  R( S (C ) )
.
 R( B )  D
f (O )  R  S (O )  R( S (O ) ) L
. H
 R( A )  A A
1a All similitude preserves the mid- D
point. A'
O is the mid-point of [CA ] then,
A is the mid-point de [DA ' ] .
A ' is the symmetric of D with O
respect to A .

B C

  
1b f  R  S  Sim( A ; 1 ; )  Sim( D ; 2 ;  )  Sim(......; 2; ).
2 4 4

f (C )  D ; BD  2 BC and ( BC ; BD )  ( 2 ) , then, B is the center of f .
4

f ( L )  L ' and f ( A )  A ' , then, A ' L '  2 AL et ( AL ; A ' L ' )  ( 2 ) .
4
1c 
Or AP  2 AL , ( AL ; AP )  ( 2 ) . Therefore, A ' L '  AP .
4
 
f  Sim( B ; 2 ; ) then, g  Sim( B ; ( 2 ) n ; n ).
4 4

2 g is a homothetic if and only if, n  k . where n  4k with k  IN  .
4
 ( 2 ) n
if k is even
The rapport of g is  .
 ( 2 ) n if k is odd
3a z A  0 ; z D  5 ; z B  5 i ; z L  3  2 i and z E  i z L   2  3 i
z  zL
Let H be the mid-point of [DL ] ; z H  D  4 i .
2
3b

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z1  z 2 z B  z E 2  8 i
    2 i which is a pure imaginary.
z3 zH 4 i
z1  z 2 z B  z E z  zE
3c  . Therefore, B is a pure imaginary. Hence, ( AH )  ( BE ) .
z3 zH  z A zH  z A
The relative median to [DL ] of triangle ADL is a height of triangle ABE .
4a The complex relation of f is z '  (1  i) z  5 .
L '  f ( L ) and z L  3  2 i , then, z L '   4  5 i . A '  f ( A ) and z A  0 , then z A '   5 .
4b
z P  z L  z E  1 5 i then, z L ' z A '  1  5 i  z P  z A . Hence, A ' L '  AP

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Exercice 3

Elements of answers Notes

a  2 and the focal axis of (H ) is x ' x ; the vertices of (H ) are A( 2 ; 0 ) and A ' (  2 ; 0 ) .
The asymptote of (H ) are ( 1 ) : y  x and ( 2 ) : y   x

 

A1a F' F x
O

(d') (d)
S

A1b c  a 2  2 2 ; The focus of (H ) are F ( 2 2 ; 0 ) and F ' (  2 2 ; 0 ) .


a2
 2 ; The directory of (H ) are (d ) : x  2 and (d ' ) : x   2 .
c
P ( x 0 ; y 0 )  ( H ) ; (T ) : x0 x  y 0 y  4 ;
(T ) cuts ( ) at R and ( ' ) at S such that
A2
4 4 8x 0 8x 0
xR  and x S  . xR  xS  2   2x0 .
x0  y 0 x0  y 0 x0  y02
4

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P , R et S are aligned, then P is the mid-point of [RS ] .

The straight line associated at point M (  ;  ) is ( ) :  x   y  4 ;


B1 The straight line associated at point M ' (  ' ;  ' ) is ( ' ) :  ' x   ' y  4 .
If ( ) passes through M ' then,   '    '  4 , which that ( ' ) passes through M .

The straight line associated at focus F ( 2 2 ; 0 ) by equation 2 2 x  4 where


B2a
x  2 which is the directrix (d ) associated at focus F .

If M ( 2 ;  ) , ( ) : 2 x   y  4 ; ( ) passes through F .
B2b
MF ( 2 ;   ) is a normal vector of ( ) ; then, ( ) is a perpendicular at (MF ) .
If M (  ;  ) belong to (H ) , the equation of the tangent in M at (H ) is
B2c  x   y  4 which is the equation of the straight line ( ) associated at M .

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N
From B2b , the straight line ( ) (d)
associated at point M of (d ) is the
perpendicular in F at (MF ) .


B3a
M

O
F x

N'

The straight line ( ) associated at point M of (d ) cut the hyperbolic (H ) in N and N ' .
the straight line associated at point N of (H ) is the tangent (T ) in N at (H ) ( from B2b)
In addition, as the straight line ( ) associated at point M passes through N then, the straight
line (T ) associated at point N passes through M ( from B1) .
B3b
(MN ) is a tangent at (H ) passes through M and , the same , (MN ' ) is a tangent at (H ) passes
through M .
By construction the tangents at (H ) issues of M :
By attached M at F , draw the perpendicular in F at (MF ) cut the hyperbolic (H ) in
two point N and N ' . The straight lines (MN ) and (MN ' ) are the tangents at (H ) issues of M .

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Exercice 4
Elements of answers Notes
 1 n x 
A1a lim f ( x)   and lim f ( x)  lim  1  2  2 2   1
x 0 x   x  
 x x 
4(1  n x)
A1b f ' ( x)  .
x3

x 0 1 e + 
A2a _
f ' (x) + 0

f (x) 1/e 2 +1
_ 0 1

A2b f (1)  0 ; f ( x)  0 for x ] 0 ; 1[ and f ( x)  0 for x ]1 ;   [

f ( e ) 1 ;
If t  [ e ;   [ , f (t )  f ( [ e ;   [ )  [1 ; 1  e 2 ] .
A2c
If t ] 0 ; e ] , f (t )  f ( [ ] 0 ; e ] ) ]   ;1] .
x x
If x  [ e ;   [ , then, t  [ e ;   [ and f (t )  1 . Where,  f (t ) dt   dt  x  e .
B1a e e
x x
If x ] 0 ; e ] , then, t ] 0 ; e ] and f (t )  1 . where,  f (t ) dt   dt  x  e
e e

2
B1b For all, x of interval ]0 ;  [ , g ( x)  x  e then, h( x)  x  .
e

1  n x
x
n t 3
B2a  t 2
dt 
2 e

x
e

 2n t 1  2e
x x x x x
n t dt 1 n x
 f (t ) dt    t 2  t 2  1dt  2  t 2 dt   t 2   dt  e  x  x  2 x .
B2b e e e e e

e2
x
1 2n x
h( x ) 
e
  f (t ) dt  x  x  x
.
e

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2
B3a (d ) : y  x  .
e
2
B3b For all, x ] 0 ;  [ , h( x)  x  then, (C ) is above (d ) .
e

B4a lim [h( x)  x]  0 . The straight line (D ) of equation y  x is asymptotic at (C ) at  


x 

1  1 1 
B4b h( x)  x equivalent at n x   . then, (C )  ( D )   ( ; )
2  e e 
x 0 1 +
h ' ( x)  f ( x) h' (x)
_ 0 +
B5a + +
h(x)
0

y
(d')

(C')

(d)

(C)
B5b

O 1 x

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 
e e
1 n x
S   ( x  h( x) )dx   (
e
B5c 2 )dx  n x  n 2 x 1  2 unit of area  8 cm 2 .
1 1
x x

B6a h is continuous and strictly increasing on [1 ;  [ ;


Then, h admits an inverse function h 1 defined on [ 0 ;  [ .

B6b (C ' ) is the part of image (C ) correspond to x  [1 ;  [ by symmetry with respect to


(D ) .
The tangent (d ' ) parallel at (d ) is the image of (d ) by symmetry with respect to (D ) .
2
the point of contact of (d ) and (C ) is ( e ; e  ) , (d ' ) and (C ' ) is
e
2
( e ; e)
e

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